Sentence examples for a more efficient computer from inspiring English sources

The next big opportunity for saving power in the data center isn't a more efficient computer or chip, or a better cooling system.

In a crucial early victory, the Forum in Inglewood dropped Ticketron to sign an exclusive contract with Ticketmaster because it offered a more efficient computer system and better financial terms.

The results from the interviews identify the elimination of the paper-based medical record as a major contributor to this, as several manual paper routines have disappeared (e.g. searching for a lost paper-based medial record or sorting the contents of a medical record) or are replaced by more efficient computer functions (e.g. transferring new lab data to doctors for review).

Furthermore, power dissipation is a major barrier in the development of smaller and more efficient computer chips.

New production method could enable everything from more efficient computer displays to enhanced biomedical testing.

The process used to create their crossbars is inexpensive and in principle could lead to logic elements even smaller than those constructed from the most advanced silicon transistors, which would enable faster and more efficient computer chips.

The ongoing collaboration has benefited neuroscientists who want to learn more about the brain and computer scientists who want to design more efficient computer algorithms and processing methods to rapidly sort through large data sets, according to Theodore Willke, a senior principal engineer at Intel Labs in Hillsboro, Oregon, and head of Intel's Mind's Eye Lab.

Depositing different materials within a single chip layer could lead to more efficient computers.

Moreover, CNTs have been combined with indium gallium zinc oxide (In-Ga-ZnO (IGZO)) to build a more efficient hybrid computer chip which is more transparent, flexible, and more energy saving (efficient) than the typical silicon chips.

With silicon transistors approaching fundamental limits to continued miniaturization, the IBM work points toward a possible new way of continuing to produce smaller, faster, more efficient computers.

If that falls, less efficient computers will drop off sooner, newer more efficient computers will join more slowly, and some miners may choose to use their computing resources for other purposes.